I had the chance to see Tobi live at a Prep Redzone camp, and he immediately stood out as a true two way lineman with upside on both sides of the ball.

On the offensive line, Tobi shows good initial pop and plays with a physical mentality. He gets into contact quickly and works to move defenders off the line, showing effort and toughness in his finishes. There’s still technical refinement needed, but the attitude and strength base are clearly there.

Defensively, he brings a similar energy. At defensive line, he’s active off the snap, uses his hands to engage blockers, and shows a willingness to fight through contact to get into the backfield. He doesn’t take plays off and stays engaged through the whistle.

Tobi dominated the offensive line drills today and earned OL MVP honors, showcasing strength, technique, and consistency on every rep. In individual drills, he displayed quick feet, hand placement, and balance, while in one-on-one work he controlled his matchups with power and precision. During skelly, Tobi translated his skillset into real-time execution, consistently opening lanes and protecting his quarterback. His combination of technique, effort, and coachability made him the standout offensive lineman of the camp.

Tobi took home OL MVP after dominating the line of scrimmage all day. He competed in one-on-one drills all night, consistently winning reps with technique, strength, and relentless effort. His footwork, hand placement, and ability to sustain blocks made him a problem for every defender, and his nonstop competitiveness set him apart as one of the camp’s top performers.